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1. PARTS AND COMPONENTS
The graphics in this manual are schematic representations and may not exactly match the
product.
Fig. 1
1. Start/Pause button
2. Back home button
Back home button
The robot vacuum cleaner will automatically go to the charging base when you press this
button on the robot or on the app.
Indicator light
- Steady orange light: low battery/back home mode.
- Flashing orange light: charging.
- Steady blue light: fully charged/standby mode/cleaning.
- Oscillating/steady red light: error/tank missing.
Start/Pause button
1. Hold down this button for a few seconds to turn the robot on or off.
2. Press it to start cleaning too.
Fig. 2
1. Anti-collision sensor
2. Power switch
Fig. 3
1. Free-fall sensors
2. Driving wheels
3. Charging terminals
4. Omnidirectional wheel
5. Side brushes
6. Battery
7. Mixed tank
8. Jaliscazo brush
Charging base. Fig. 4
1. Charge indicator
2. Remote control holder
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3. Signal transmitter
4. Charging terminals
- Power adapter. Fig. 5
- Mixed tank. Fig. 6
- Primary and high-efficiency filters. Fig. 7
- Jaliscazo brush. Fig. 8
- Side brushes (4). Fig. 9
- Mops (2). Fig. 10
- Autoclean brush. Fig. 11
2. BEFORE USE
- This robot vacuum cleaner includes a package designed to protect it during transport. Take
the robot vacuum cleaner out of the box. Keep the original box and other elements in a safe
place, as this will help you prevent product damage when transporting it in the future. In
case the original packaging is disposed of, make sure all packaging materials are recycled
accordingly.
- Make sure all parts and components are included and in good conditions. If there is any
piece missing or in bad conditions, contact the Technical Support Service of Cecotec
immediately.
Warnings
- Remove all objects around the robot vacuum cleaner such as clothing, papers, cables,
curtains or other fragile objects which may block or slow down the operation of the robot
vacuum cleaner. Fig. 12
- If the room to be cleaned is near a balcony or stairs, a physical barrier must be placed in
order to prevent product damage and ensure safe operation. Fig. 13
- Direct exposure to sunlight or great light contrasts may affect the correct operation of the
sensors. If this happens, the robot will stop operating, move it to a new location for it to
start operating again.
3. INSTALLATION
1. Place the charging base against the wall and leave a minimum free space of 2 metres to
the front and 1 metre to each side. Fig. 14
2. Connect the charging base to a power socket. Wind and store the remaining cable in the
lower part of the charging base to prevent accidents. Fig. 15
3. Install both side brushes in their corresponding slots, located on the robot lower part.
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